The Non-Obvious Show · Episode 57
with Layne Beachley and Dawn McIntosh
This conversation delves into the future of exploration, focusing on the ocean and space, and the importance of self-discovery and equity in these fields. Layne Beachley, a legendary surfer, and Dawn McIntosh, a space systems engineer, discuss their experiences and insights on how exploration can be more responsible and inclusive. They emphasize the need to protect our oceans, the role of women in exploration, and the potential of virtual reality to enhance our understanding of the world.
Layne Beachley is an Australian surfer who won seven world championships, six of them consecutively, and is now Patron of Surfing Australia after chairing its board. She speaks and mentors on resilience and mental wellbeing, and co-founded the Awake Academy.
laynebeachley.com ↗Dawn McIntosh is Space Systems Director at Fugro, where she leads the Australian Space Automation, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Control Complex (SpAARC) in Perth. She spent more than 20 years at NASA as an engineer and project manager, including work at Ames Research Center.
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